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Column: Retired FBI Agent Says Orleans Saints’ Bountygate Could be Prosecuted as a Conspiracy
Greg Stejskal served as an FBI agent for 31 years and retired as resident agent in charge of the Ann Arbor office. This column also appeared in the New York Daily News. By Greg Stejskal ticklethewire.com What if several executives of a multimilliondollar national corporation hatched a plan to pay bounties to its employees…
Bread prices rise not alone, but primarily due to two factors
AdvertisingAgricultureBranding IdeasCareer DevelopmentCase StudiesConsultingCorporate FinanceCrowdfundingDirect MarketingE EntrepreneurshipERPEthicsFinancial ManagementFranchisingFund RaisingFurnishings and SuppliesHome Human ResourceIndustrial MechanicalInternational LicensingManagementManufacturingMarketingNetworkingNon ProfitOnline Organizational BehaviorOutsourcingPresentationPress ReleaseProductivityProfessional ServicesProject ManagementPromotionRetailSalesSales ManagementSales TrainingShippingSmall Storage ServicesStrategic ManagementSupply ChainTeam BuildingVenture CapitalWorkplace SafetySome people who are operating an eBay store have great ideas for small business but lack the products while some other just want to sell something…
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new businesses eye downtown fort smith amid Canada Goose Parka Practice profileIntroductionThe Wapping Group practice moved to Wapping into purpose built premises in 1985 from a converted council flat in Stepney. For many years it had been a single handed practice but continued to expand steadily. To date we have 8,900 patients. Canada Goose Parka…
Weekend Series on Crime: The Mexican Mafia Gang
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Cartel Leader Involved in U.S. Consulate Killings Gets Life
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com The Juarez Drug Cartel’s leader in Juarez and Chihuahua, Mexico, pleaded guilty Thursday in El Paso, Texas, and was sentenced to life in prison for his role in drug-trafficking and numerous acts of violence including the deaths of three people tied to the the U.S. Consulate in Mexico, the Justice Department…
TSA Screener Hurls Cup of Hot Coffee at Pilot
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com Who doesn’t like a complimentary cup of coffee? Well, here’s one instance where it wasn’t appreciated. The New York Post reports that a Transportation Security Administration screener was arrested on March 28 at 5 a.m. for throwing a cup of hot coffee on an American Airlines pilot. The Post reported the…
Petitions Urge Justice Dept. to Look into Bosses Who Ask for Facebook Passwords
By Brendan Sasso The Hill WASHINGTON –In less than a week, nearly 55,000 people have signed a petition urging the Justice Department to investigate whether employers who ask for their workers’ Facebook passwords are breaking the law. “Employers should not be allowed to demand private social networking passwords from job applicants. This privacy violation needs…